The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-07 00:00:00

~a_. Y -=-mss}~.r~' *4 : A 1 .~..w«4~.... ~-s.-+~~.... '"*( '1 J r ?, • • at PO e of 1114 F-• SO t" e " ese "; e stow (/ ' exe cir even IV Dited f mov e r , l f le Cel l Jr ' wbi l q arg Iva t ollfr :01110 1 1 11) :i erbt l3 ' Al in It bice ors• lir oi ler, Ito oto , j but J !, h`olti'J , p - e r P"‘ t c is i tle r , s „li tr'", iece old I' l l 3t 3 0 or in cen, 31) , late' g° ref, •( 3 wa ve , ~,gig (~e Dr at tP o a p en°, ,he Pe r ( beryl° he ring • 1 , ring , os u I , ca d I g N C 10 t o evo l• Martiel vo4 1) . 11 , " rot 4 , I b e e lf edg e o 4 vel 9 a the ioes; Y of ft ' of rig Off o f CO' or[V' l ' 111 , NtT) LESS NUMBERS and MORE PRIZES, Including Five of TWENTY THOUSAND -POUNDS. - TBIS El respealtully returns Thanks to the Pub ,al le 'acqtliiulcefs.orraints e%tthem% I . leir un that Tbounded lCK.ETS and Favours in SHARES are the Last Lotsell tery, • Lottery (equal in value to the l as t, b ut at tteced prices), at both his truly fortunate Offices, Iv, 4, CORNHILL and 9. CHARIN,G-CROSS, l ert: Thirty Capital , Prizes have been Shared and Sold within the last nine Months. !The present Scheme contains only ,600 Numbers,- there. ,_te those who wish to have tavour 4 ite or fancy Numbers 'Mould be early in their application. ,-,Persons in the C ountr y may b e supp li e d b y any o f • B i sh ' s 1 1 , , sents, or by sending hank Notes, Cash, good Bills, or v e L s t-Office Oriers (post-paiu), to either 4, Cornhill, or 9, " L aringL cross London. DIVE PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. SWIFT and -Co. Contractors with Government f „ for the present STATE LO TTERY, beg leave resped aurs"Y t o into:m their Friends and the Public, th t TIC-KETS , i, ; , i . Sil A RES arc now on Sale, in - 4-rea: variety, at their Or . Il , '• kigdte ivy.. , , r.,„,jr,... ; N.._ ..t , Cl;niu, : ;,.ivaa , 0,46 . . Nu. 34,• Higj;- 'The Scheme is tteet. entirely new : there arc Five Prizes of t 2LV130 61. each, a n d th e Niinthersof tne Tickets. are reduced ~"?..-laac,, from which it must be olmious that the Chance of so "nrig a zci oo I Prize is greatly increased • 1 ;•' the Is ' t Lottery, Swift and' Co. had the . satisfaaion of 'l.l - in g No 4,4 6 , a'Prize of zo,ooo .in . , . 1 sixteen Sixteenths, ...iv, , , des several interior Capitils. - - 'T'rlilikTY-I.IVE • THOUSAND.POUNDS. HE' b,:ve SUM is WANTED imainiediately, for Five, Six, or Seven Years, at th- option of the va ""Ideri upon Mortgage, on a Freehold landed Estate of 'g rea t lue. None but trincipais will be treated with: Apply (post-p.iid) to Mr. Oldtield, No. 35, - Nelson. 4Piare, IVIONLY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co..beg Leave to inform those that may, he desirous of borrowing Temp?) or. Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all `, l _ 4l e,s, and, withisit delay, advance any Sum fr o m thie Hun to Twenty Thousand Pounds, 11,Iand upwards; on personal _or any ot h er S ecurity, ar i s i ng from arriA;e Settlements;Mo. 11,. 1' in the F un d s, Cl erg y mens ' Li v i ngs, or F ree h o ld , Copy -3.11(1, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable er n , ss ahrl will also cond.:, tt every Negri; iatift at much less -7,l)ence than what I;:lisualiy incurred in money transaclions. Personal i.plic.ations Messrs, Lucas and Co. daily . •re cei • ve at their house, No. 19, lermyn-street, St. lames% `?,l Letters, -post-pwd, immediately answered. 'ten years purchase will be given for well secured Armuitie's SALES OF ESTATES, 4c. V ALUMILE ESTATES IN V THE COUNTIES OF • sOMEASET AND DEVON., TO - lIE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Eketer, eta Thursday the ,6th instant, in Cots, SEVERAL ESTATES .aticl ADVOWSONS, si tuate to theabove Comities. The Particulars of which •"'y be ii •o. un application to Mr. T}ndall, Solicitor, Lin coin's-inn_tieicls, London. • GIOUCI•STF,RSHIRE. SU DELEY CAS'ILE...MAN()RSi AND FREEtiOLD rA TO 13F. SOLO BY AUCTION, )1,„,• • rhursday and Fitiiy, the 27511 and aiith 'ot September, • lgto, ;41- Chettertr , tn , in Thirty Lots (unless preyiouslY disposed of-in (YnerLin•by Private Colitratl, of which title No , ice will be given), - . . ~,CIUDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive MA-. NoksoISUD.ELEY and WINC HCO MB E, with z 268 :. lor es of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Laud, lying "i1 ,,, a, well timbered and mitered (the greatest part wliere 11'4' covered by a Modus in lieu of Tythes, and is uncom 1:. Only rich and fertile), now let in capital and convenient. 4rms, with good Farm houses, Buildings', Labourers' Cot. `%es, - and other Requisites, rendering it one of the finest ''states in the County. 7he Castle, at a 'moderate expense, right be fitted up as a magnificent Mansion ; and, if sold in , the I roperty is diVided so as to toms several eligible, • states, with beautiful Situations and Views tit for the re itlerice of Gentlemen tondot Agriculture, as well as of opu , k;raziers and harmers. 0 TCheurnitenham,pike Roads have lately been made from this Property ` seven miles; to Tewkesbury. Evesham, 0 4 t o d Stow, cacti ten miles. The estimated value is upwards . 10001, anivon. lay b^ vl • by applying.to•Mr Richard Ireland, at, the ,et 1 Farm, t,ear of - .vhom printed Particu.. • with-a M ar , - soon be had ; and" also at the princi- K 1 Inns in tile ; at the White Hart Hotel, in liatis; ' t the - Office of Farper and ro Lincoln's. inn fields ' , - f)tt:ton and of Messrs -Webb, Web!), and tt wood, Salta r), who are iihtlicrized .0 twat br Private Cootratt MA RGA FE. •FO BE LET. t LY .FURNISHED __ _ _ . , , p LAIIGF Co , lniqii(Juq HOUSE, -situate ,t. ill ..,,,,,,, J .i . -.... Cecil-square, Ntarg.rte. It has' rcctritly undergone a lete' repar-r aid' is calcularcti either fur a lioartling villiuse, or.for the reception option` 2 li,rge Fa:n . 4. There are "venteen Beds in the House. ~ F or further particulars; apply ar No 25, Parliament e' . ."'er ; or at Mr. Garner's Libra! y, 1 1. chat:. ......_ 1 , 11; i- Lf 3 HOUSE.MANSION and LANDS, S eAFFORD.. ' S H 9 It TO 11E- LET, for a Term' of Years, and C!it . .:V;:a upon et Michaelmas next, A LI, that CAPITAL MANSION, called the I‘,A. Et t I,DtiotisE,. with the Coacif•houes, Stabl - s, ". us batilrv-bu,ildings, Farm-yards, Kitchen and Flower..., ,4rdens. Law n, Shrubbery, Plantati , ..ns, Pleasure-grounds, - ,std Fish p o ,„i s and,t he whole, Or' any part of, 130 Acres r e xceeding rich Lard, nearly equally.divided into Meadow 'd Arable. ininiediately surrounding the Mansion , and in a state of cultivation. T he House Lonsists ot a handsome Entrance-hail, a Break. .21' feet byOwing-room, 33 feet by 2o; ;:74wing-room, redt by s'excellent Bed-chaniber s on .Fir St-ti At oor,with Closets; and 7 lied r oo m ; i n th e A tt i cs, chen;, Pantries, firewhouse, L aun d r y, an d a ll other re ltlisite offices. 14 e- Man ion-house, which is modern and :elegant, is surwunued by a Lawn ot 36 A cres, r i c hl y ornamented I :, 4 th tine ini , ,er Trees,. ar.d commands a m us t d e l ig h tful ; the -hall and Park (thd seat ot Lord Lyttleton) ot the Cient trum both of which it. is distant 7ount haff.a.rnile. I he neigiih,orhood is most respeelab! e •' the , roads good, 4144 .I*l the soi, dry . 'A P ac k o t Herons are kept in the Parish,. .11t,uns the country is regu!arly h unte d by, a P ac k o f Fox _ tjhe distance from the 4,l a rkelt- t o W n o f S tour b r id ge i s about three miles ; trout Kidderminster five; from 13romsgrov,. •Vt.r. arid Isirrhinghani twelve ; a na l th e T urnp ik e.ruaci C`l,ll th fromawn Stouroridge Bwin-m romsgrove adjoins th e i l' eL. • 8, 1 1 : 11 e Premises may be viewed avany time on application for further particulars, and to-tra tr titc•sme . , appl Z: .1 11 01 11 as Waldron, Esq. Fipldhous e e, t near Stour a bridge, or y Aft. Bury, Attorney at Law, Lie,vdley, Worcestershire, - PORTUGAL AND - SPAIN.. 1 : 1E. increased interest witch pending events drawn to these 'Kingdoms, and the proximity of the scenes piCtored,. to the present situation of the English and French Armies, has induced the Proprietor to finish the few 'reina:nin g Copies of the Rev.. Mr. BRA 1)1 , 0 RD'S SKETCHES of the COUNTRY, CHARACTER,' , and COSTUMES of PORTUGAL an d SPAIN, taken on a route of a cal tram of the British Army, cominande,d by , Si; MOOR E, of whose Campaign these Prints are ill us-', native, consisting of 53 large Plates of coloured Engravings, in imitation of the drawings inade'on the spot, being twenty- two Views of the Country and strong Passes, forty seven il lustrative of National Charaeler and costume,with - their Mi litary Appearance; to which is added appropriate Descry- . tions. The whOle tending ro familarize and press a correct idea of the Country and People ; to which is added ps a I rontispiece, the Monument erected by the Spaniards as a tribute of gratitude to the - Memory of Lieut.-General Sir john Moore. - • The possessors of Libraries in the country; or colle6.ors of fine Books will find this Volume a most valuable addi and more pzy;ticularly such Military chara6ters as may have served. in ihohe court, ies, or others who CAI apore t.:iate wh • M:at IS now'Ored from the ad v image of local know ledge. Printed for john Booth, Duke -street, Portland. place, Lon don. Price insuperroypl folio 1;1. extra bo.rds. „ . BOOKS,' lust published by T. BOOS EV; No. 4, Old Broad-street, near the 'Change. 1/k PRACTICAL TREATISE on the USE o f the G LOUIS ; illustrated`by an extensive and se ledYarety of Problems,and Examples deSigned for the Use of Schools and Private students. By W. THACK WRA Y. Price Three Shillings, bound; Where may be d; P PRECEPTOR and his UPI LS,Part the Third ; o rth e most familiar.Slnonyme s in the Engli,h Language, critically and etymOlogically illustrated Fi.lthe List of ••chooli an d Private Familie s . 'By Crabb. Price ss. 6d. in hoMIII. HODG KINS'sSERIESofMERCANTILE LETTi 16; intended to give a General Know4edge of Business to those Young Persons whose views are 'direded to Commerce, and for the Use at . Schouts.” Price 4 s. in boards:. . Published on the First of thepresent Month, M.H.E SEVENTH N U 'VI 13li IL of the MONTHLY COMPE-N 11/11 , 1 of MEDICJNE. SURGERY,. RG ER PH.A . R MAC Y, &c.. (price One shilling) eon , tams the Outlines of a New System of Physic anti Surgeil, by Dr. R.`Reece —A Sketch ot the Vial) of Medical Reform, proposed by Dr. Harrison, with PraCtical Remarks An EX-. Risition the absuptities of the Currean Sy 'teat, by. 1/)r Reece— . Cases of Prudigo Pudernii, successfully tr , atett— The. beneficial Elf:cis of a nary Bougie (of Ca , tionate Iron) in Urethral Strittures anti Gleets—The Composition of the Lau Medicinale, and its pernici , us effects in Gout - Specimens ot'The Aci - ertisements of some London Physicians Reply to Mr. 13ragge's Circular Letter, with Queries to Dr.' •- Probable Examination 0,1 4 regulat Physician at the Ear' of the House of C lomons, on the Charge of Qacsery-- Mr., Well's Specific fur Gotit, examined ; with much interesting Medical Intellig Royal Svo price rzs in boards, A New System of Physic and Medical Surgery : illustrat. ing the Nature of Animal. I tie, and the Phenomena of Dis eases : and detailing a More acientitic Method of treating the various Thsiirticrs that occur to the Human Body By kichard Reece, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, ISce. • Price Two shillings, A Vamiliar Dissertation on . the Causes and Treatment of the Diseases of the teeth, with dnstruelions for their Manage ment, to . renittr them white anti finn in their Sot.ket, and to preserve them train Caries, Tooth-aLhe,ac. By 1. P. Hertz, Surgeon, Dentist. Price Three shillings and sixpence, An Expfsition.of the Piesenr State of the Profession and Tra.le.of Medicine, as pradised by , Physicians, Surgeons, Apothecaries, Chemists,. Prtiggists, ant Quacks ,To %Omit is adti,d, ;di Ana'lysis.of a regular Piisician. By L . rei-niah tenkins; Esq. a late Member of the Faculty of Physit. .‘ This Work not.only,merits the serious ,attention of the Members of the British Legislature, to whom it is addressed, but every parent that.regard s the health and happiness ofhini self and ollspring. „Citemiany instances of the most cdlpable negligence of the Medical. Police, and impositions practised by _reguiar men anti quacks here detailed, reflect indelible dis grace oii the odintry, aiid cannot tall. to render certain medi cal characters contemptible even to themselves.--Monthly Compendium of Medicine, -. Sold by Samuel l-lighley, No. 24, Fleet-street, and all Booksellers. ;•••' . .- • • .• 11. 1 , 1t)VA1'1..1) 11E41.TH . • - IT his been too fre q u ent l y the subje& ofjust and gene ' rld reprobation, that me n destitute. of the elements Of the medical art have uttered theinselv es as candidates for • public patronage in the profession of physic For the puyo se nt doing justice to the.result of our studies and eiperienee, and to prevent its front being classed ainow.those empirics whose imprudent pretensions IniVe, enrol tunately ro t s o ci e ty, tp„ ei , too favourably received, we her: leave to silonnt to the liberal and enlightened a far:lila fstaterrierit of our pursuits and ac qturetneitts. Allet,halinig.ll:Ceivtd a reguller Inedieal etitiCa• tient as 'the. pupils of Messrs. Grinder' and Blizard, whose ledures and practice we carefully :mended, pioleSsors and surgeons of the Loudon Hospital ; we entered ourselves as students in rust justly celebrated school fur acq hire nicht, the Royal College i;f•Edinburg,h, and were instructeol in the klifreient branches aitatoiny, surgery, the theory 'and' !tractiee of physic, criewistry, rhi Buller), botany, dice. &c ay those entment professors, Drs. Mom°, Greory, 'lllac.k, ilinnii Duncan and 'Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed preseuriptuous in saying that tfur proicie7.,ey..aticl act; inreinents ;.e out ineonsidaable. .11aving nor a long Series 01 year s inutie Venereal Complaints, anfr the various diseases of I.)ebrlity, the particular object at our studies alai praCtier, .ir will, we hope, hi allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and reeelt cases of infection a perfect re-establishment is coMpiereet in the short period or two days ; and in thoseof theutir.-ast iu 'veteracy, tviiere other practitioners have failed of s.u.;LeSs, proper pers,:verance in our plan of treatment ensures to the paterit a site slid radical cure. • Amidst ;no melancholy variety of disorders which.are thr etElcis of a habit long and most uphappiiy pursued fiy the youth of both'SeXes, there ate none .lucre a l arm i ng or moreitistressinr, elisttessim, than - those deficiencies and debilities which (re quently prevent or embltter the matrimonial state. To sudi pet sons it must be a consolation'to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consul tatiOn at home from ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night.. Patients in the c o un tr y are requested to state the partied. lars or their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in clesaiuti a remittance for advice and ir.eilicines, when the same will be given, 'or Sent to any part of the kingdoM. To ensure that secrecy so essermai to our unaertaking, tne postage of letterS:i lay he added to the account tor medicines. CIJRRIE and Co. Surgeons.. No. z.,?, Hatton—garden Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Eclintairrgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per. tonned the duties assioecl them timing the tinae they At -I , ucted their Letture* and Fratimse. 1 t I N 4. PICTUALLING-OFFiCE, Aught r• THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING M . , 4.YESTY's IV/IVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the loth instant, they will Ae ready to receive Tenders, in writing (-sealed up), for &tech quantities o) P , ime I RiSti 13 E E F and ,P O Ric cured in the last season, and contai,ed in KAIf Puncheons, Tierce's, di Barrels, ar the respective .111cr, chalt,s a,r Dealer: therein may think proper to offer; to be de livered in the space of cm. Mzizthinto the Aim) YiEluallitrg Stor e : in SaintCatherine'l, and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest, Ninety day: after date. l - hef Conditions of the Contrail may be leen- at the Secretary': Offce.. . No . rekar•d 6e` had to airy Tender in whit-41,hr Price shall not 6r inserted in woras at length, or that shalt Rot be delivered to the' Board le/O'r'e One o'Clock on the said Frida y, the ibtb inttaqt, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, in some PersOn ott his behalf, emends, to antwo- when called I- ICI Id;ILLIiiG-01 , FICA, August 6, 18 to. • THE CO.MMISSJD WERS for VICTUALLING his iyapsty's Navy do hereby giFel4e,That on Tnesday% the ,28th instant, they will be rea4: 4 so receive Teo;del s isr writing (sealed up), and treat Jr the supply of de under. mentioned pantiles RU M, BUTTER, and CEIEE s E , lc be del , akred at the Fora, and in the proportions andir-mentiened, viz. Rum. Butter. Gallons. Toni. TunS. Deptford - - SO,OOO 6o 60 tortsmoutli So,ooo so - too PlyniOuth 40,000 4o - 4o One half thereof in One liffmtb, and the other ball in OnelVenth altered:JP ds , .ptzd to Le paid Ica' h.); Bilis,, ja.yable with Intel ninety days alter date. • C heese. The Conditions of the Co:frac* may be seen at the Sscretag's Offics. No -egard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not Le;nlerteo:' in word; tt length, or that shall not be delivered to the hard before One o'Clock on the ash( Tuesday, tie 28th in stant, nor unless the Pers,:n who makes the Tender, or joint Per son on his Lelialf,attends, to answer thou called for.; • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ygiy 23, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of. HIS MA .7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received ai their Office, is pall• or before Wednewday, the Bth day of August mit Irmi fliCb Persons as ut,fi be willing to undertake the supply of LINSEED OIL for .Service of this Department, for a period of Three )'ears, 'The Oil must GE delivered at the Royal Arsenal, lPo...lLvieb, either 1;1 the raw or boiled state, in such quantities as may be tr. quired, and in the proportioyt of 76165. to the Gallon. The Terms and Conditions of the Contract, together i with a ll f urt her parrieuhts s, may be know n a t th e Secretary's Office in Pall-Mail, aforesaid, any day between the liours of Tea . . and Four • o'clock, who e the Proposal! must be delivered, sealed up and 'endvrsed,'" Proposals for Linsced ()H i " but no Proposal can be admitted alter the Said Bth day of August, at Twelve o!Clock at Nat of the Same day, nei ther will any Tender he noticed unlessibellbarfy making it, or dot Agent in his behalf, Ih-di attend. 8j Order of Ike Board, ‘• R. 11 . CX Elf', _Secretary. • A CERTAIN DISEASE. D R. FREEMAN'S Universal and limg established Medicine, called G urrit SA LIJ TA LOS, may be depended oil to be a certain, s a fe, an d .speedy cure tor the 'most inveterate Venereal ' Disease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex -; its operation is by . urine and insensible perspitation.• A .slight case is genera!ly cured in a few days, and a confirmed Lies in a short time. inveterate Scurvy, Fistula. 'Dropsies, Rheumatisms; Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed by. these safe and salutary , drops - :4 •They require nothing to work them off; no restraint of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take . th em imy dc pend on a sound and p er f e ct eure, witho ut the kin e Avled,ge of any person whatever. They cause no sickness.. and the pa, tient' may go about his or her business without the ileaSt clan. ter. The large qUantities that ?.re daily sold tar eiportation and domestieuse, prove their efficacy to surpass, every other medicine in the known weild. Sold by appointment of Dr. Ffeeinan at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsitie, corner of Pa ternoster-row ; and retail by one or more Medicine 'Venders in every town,:ir. bottles at as. 9d. and 45.. 6d. each, with intple directions. ADVICL. • X X THEN:Men of . .Prolsional Knowledge, Edo- V cation, and Skill, use persevering endea Vut:N to tilt:. cover the most safe and effettualingthotiof treating .1 ,tew pre. I)iseaSes, _ the successful result of their .eAperienceis the best proof of Superiori i ty.. . • Messrs.• COLEY and Co. re,zuktr MemberS of . the Royal College of Surgeons, No. 20, !Min-Street, Adelphi, Stra:: ( l, artir being regularly educated and.initiated into every 4nah.li or the peofession, ' were iiduced to, rinike toe Cult: or the following Diseases the object ot their path:alai Study, viz. A Cei tam Divider, frequently vontraded.iii.a nioritent of intoxication; and its usual attendants,.StriztareF. anti Gleets, as alas Debility, whether arising trio 'excess of drinking, 'wog residence in warm etimaurs ; or a-Secrct yVice; too Often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes ; the one it wilt be touud the cause of Sjeri thy or Barrenness, and in the other occAton a • numerous train nt - Vc-rvods Dis eases, which, if not timely reniedied, 'terminate itipOtcnce and Consumption. Tile result of a long a n d extens i ve Practice h . as enab i .ed them, by a proper method, to erre:in:illy 'remove such Dis eases, however inveterate of complit.ated, wititout subject.ng the Patient to the least restraint in Diet or Exercise ; and' in slight Venereal Cases, where an early 'application isinade after discovery of the Infection, a pence: cure is performed' 111 I wo days. MeSsrs. Coley and Co. reel it a duty they owe to the, Public Au state their •having been niany yews in extensive private Practice, and that their mod.: of tiii the Cure of the above omplaints, has bbeenk y n t o t3 w s i jo i to fail in one single inst ance ;_ and beg to that ians of the very highest, respectability have lionoureg - them with their wairoest recommendatinns, and the inner saiistattory testlitionial.., of diets success in the particular Conipla)nts above alluded to. Messrs. Coley and Co. may he consulted by either Sex daily, personally or by letter, with secrecy, tention. Patients in the country inelosing a Bank note,.are requested to vale the particulars of their case, when Advice and Medi.' tine will Ile forwarded to any parr of the kingdom—No 29, lolin-§treer, Adelpili, Strand. e'',-;.- -,- ', =.-t - , ' „,.. ~..., . i r•4•4' . • ''. 7 P . . „ . 4 ., N!,;( •- r ::. 1 , -- , V, - S:.k •• .. 0 . --/ kt: „, . ... - , - , ... . ,:.• •„..., - -. ),, t.tl;';' fsr M. ',A, . i s}• ' " . P t r ~ ;,,. .. 1 ,~ .~ Y_ •~ _= ~ SIXPENCE 1-IALFPEZINt -• - - . REPLY oP - GEN.Efidt S'ARRAZOI TO .1•118'./cAfillatiVE NAD.R GENERAL CLARK Ei MINISTER O F' WAR, TO ZNE.ItAI..73I,JUNAttiARtfi- " Grkitit At, • le Lcindoni My it, 181:6 " I have perused, with equal astOnightttent end at tention; a narrative respelling thyself, vvhiarii wi. givvnlin the 4110niteur of the 4th of thi4 " You quote only my Memorial of 13th or 23ct Friniaire; bui I have addiessed nt) Io,s than twenty to. you !be last dated trim) the camp at Bou!og‘ies August i tog, which contains font - teen ogcs, where this . which You hate quoted has only tuuc pages. . . Since you' Ut - oke me with the.army of Italy oh being only suspe!:ted, why did you restore me with the army , ot Brest ? ft we would ,oht , in &edit, we must at least tre consistent, and preierve an aucar ance of truth. " Whoever shall read your NarratiVe, and reflect upon wlat he trus read, v‘ ill diScover, in the tone of indightitiOn with which you speak, your mart!fica.... !ant on qty having had the good fo7 toile to escak - from your - :{catges. " - yoU have Appealed to niir twenty-first and last Memoiial: I bc.g y 0 ,2 td relld it throbOout sooner or later, truth will -get'the tsetter of impo . s . 4 titre. `sol the t sth of June you had given General Clarke no orders to rilake any repot t to you re pea ing me on the 2d of July you - learned that I was iri'4ondon busy In unmasking, your designs. YOrl thereupon diela.'ed to your S . oretary, what yoU lieved would do‘rne - injury, and you made Generid 'Clarke sign it With his sname. Tie whole world knoWs that your Ministers_ are only but SOIllatl," pOppets, not even eacepting General Berthier ill al sel t. . . " ±laving purchased my diSCharge"frOm the re ginent of the f.2olonel General of Dt.tgoons, I wal appointed Govetnot to a young N bl e ttilit, the Count de Verdut an ; with whom I retnain_td in that capaci y for the space of t hr. e years. - I r 1790; I accepted the office of Mathematical Profes,or iu tho Royal Military School of Sorite, and 131 the care of three sons of the Prince de Bethune, as their pro . vate tutor. " Having joined the Army of the North, in 1792, I anted as volunteer in the first engae ° emenit. I wag app inted to th e ai 't i ll ery - s ch oo l at Chalons ; a can didate .foryrOmotion. The taking of Veldt.* the King of Prussia's approach, occasioned a batta lion to be raised, to which I was appointed Adjutz-nt;. Major, and in which Mr. Demarsais, now a Colonel of Artilhrc, was obliged to serve as a colunteer ; This oericer w'yn,certify this fad; of Which you seem to hate your doubts. - " Indepe:ident ' companies have arways been at tached to the troops of the line ; the ChficefS were nominated by the Government, and not, as you say, by - a majority of voices. " General Houchard, cortrt , anding the army f the Moselle, had a nephew - whom he Wished to esta blish ; my company was a fine one; the Nobles were dismissed from . the army ; Houchard would insist that I was the S9ll of the count de Sarrazin, an emi-, grant, who was his- Colonel, and that ' I was very like'my father. It was in vain that I deClared myself to be a peasant's son : so lAvas Obliged, to serve aia private soldier in the aim . y. of La Vendee. " Bving appointed by' General Marceau, in No , veinber, 1793, as his Secretary, I put in order 'the notes Of General Kleber, his particular friend, re lating to 'the siege of Mentz and the war of La Vendee. It.was by the, direotion of these two Ge nerals that I first set about my work; intitled, sit - nations for .7 - rcops during a cantpai gn ." , " Having followed .Lienerld M.itcean to the Army of FI indtrs, in April '1794; I was present at the battle of Fleurus, which ‘viii gaintd, as I have • proved' in ' my observations, by (tie resolutiJn and foresight of Gerieral:Sonit.' " 13:ing aPpointed to the - Corps or engineers,' I was employed by General Joordan to make the junction of the armies of:die San.bre and Mense and . (lie Moselle. •In the attack of . COblentz, I suc ceeded iu carrying the recionbts wind) . covered the bridge of the . o li f e. " Maestrecht I was appointed Ai General, Chi e f of Bottalion ; a n d Ch ief of Adjutant - General, A atititf Briode at the blockade of,Ltixernbourg. I was poltred to t'SCort the garri-on of this place with Mar;irallieticier, who vvds 84 years of age, as tar as the Rilirte; and I have tile Marstia.'s commendation * of my attention to him. " Lwployed on the left' wing of General Kieber'S waA taTgag - ed • io til . cike the preparations for the- first cro!isitig of the - Rhine, which took, place in. Septemoer, 1795. The army bore upon 'the Maine, .front witence - n was diii , en by Gen e ra/ Clairtait, who thence tcrced the lines at Mentz. " I w.is with the right wing of the - army during the campaign of .1 - itnidsruck. I m,,de the cam.; ,paign of Gertnavy with Generzrl Bernadotte; as the Ohief Officer of fits Staff; whets Ciial les de feated Jourdan in Atigui, t 790; and forced him to retreat to the Ithifit.. Ail this time it was that:- (.letteral Moreau effected !he retreat so o.eseilieuly admired, and that you" made, your' first campaign in ltaiv. " fiercadotte'S division lefl•Coblentz in D..cern ber 1790, and joined your army w March ,1797. Appointed Colonel` of the 14th• reginiielit of L ht Dragoons, I made the campaigns of Vienna in that capacity. Being recalled tiy Getter .1 Beruado 4; to my toy user situation at .thy 'mai of his -n4l, after the prc.liminarie4, of L6oben, y;;,, :charged inc with the commission of pay lug the hvuours due to the Count of ,Cobentzel, the Marquis de Gito, the Count de Merteld, and the General Clarke, as Plenipotecalaries for-tie treaty of Campo Formic?. - r * i \''l